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Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia in 2008, which Romania has not recognised.

The pair were expected to discuss arms deals as the Ukraine war rages. Their public comments signal deep ties.

The leaders of Russia and North Korea held hours-long talks at Russia's Vostochny Cosmodrome.

Analysts say Chinese drills in the western Pacific are Beijing's largest-ever manoeuvres involving an aircraft carrier.

The new law grants immunity to fighters involved in the 30 years of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland.

Coronel was sentenced to three years in prison in 2021 after pleading guilty to helping the Sinaloa drug cartel

Two dams burst upstream from the coastal city, releasing a wall of water that swept away buildings, people inside them.

Deluges around the southern city of Maoming cause a lake at a commercial crocodile farm to overflow.

The Oslo Accords were 'designed' to serve Israel's economic, security dominance over the Palestinians, experts say.

Devastating floods in Libya broke dams and swept away entire neighbourhoods, killing more than 5,000 people.

The Palestinian Authority was never meant to engage in democratic governance and defend the Palestinians' interests.

Chief Financial Officer Murray Auchincloss named interim CEO of British energy giant.

Australia's High Court upholds earlier ruling that airline broke the law when it outsourced ground handling jobs.

Containment zones declared in southern state after it records two deaths from the rare and deadly brain-damaging virus.

Three decades after the first Oslo Accord was signed, the peace process it promised has not come about.

Relief efforts are finally trickling their way up the rugged terrain, where some of the worst-hit villages are located.

The iPhone 15 will go on sale from September 22, retailing at between $799 and $1,199.

Rescue operations under way at the nine-storey building housing 150 people, state media reports.

Despite common interests, ties between Moscow and Pyongyang have not always been rosy. Here are some key events.

Australian businesses' support for the Voice is doing little to boost the flagging fortunes of the 'yes' campaign.

Moscow-installed governor reports at least 24 injured as missile attack sparks large blaze at Sevastopol naval shipyard.

Putin hailing of tech billionaire as 'outstanding' follows Musk's revelation he thwarted Ukrainian military operation.

As the war enters its 567th day these are the main developments.

Island's top diplomat says Taiwan under 'constant threat' from Beijing, which has 'ambitions over a democratic country'.

US judge rules that any difficulties FTX founder has in reviewing evidence against him are 'of his own making'.

China is Kim and Putin's biggest trade partner and most powerful political patron, and could restrain a weapons deal.

Tuesday's opening remarks kick off most consequential antitrust case in years, testing limits of the tech giant's power.

The panel estimated that 27 private universities have had their legal status revoked under President Daniel Ortega.

Situation in Derna city 'extremely dire', as outside help starts to reach more than 36 hours after the disaster struck.

Taliban rejects Pakistani claims of indiscriminate firing at Torkham border crossing, as travellers remain stranded.

Court case, which follows months of protests, could take weeks or even months.

Washington stresses that funds set to be unblocked to secure the release of detained Americans are Tehran's own.

So far, search-and-rescue teams from only four countries have been allowed to operate after a devastating earthquake.

Suspension of the strike comes before the crown prince's visit to the US, and as Bahrain vows to improve conditions.

White House rejects Republican push to launch impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden. Here's all you need to know.

Ahmed Madroud says dams have not been maintained since 2002, and damage from floods will be difficult to repair.

The five officers are already facing state-level charges for beating Nichols, who died in the hospital three days later.

Bodies were lined up outside a hospital in Libya's eastern city of Derna, with residents looking for loved ones.

Tuareg rebels says they have seized control of a military camp and posts in Bourem from army and Wagner mercenaries.

Rodgers, a four-time National Football League MVP, will miss his first season with the New York Jets due to the injury.

Kevin McCarthy says 'abuse of power, obstruction and corruption' allegations against Biden family warrant more scrutiny.

The 31-year-old two-time Grand Slam champion has been provisionally suspended since October 2022.

Canadian prime minister's time at G20 summit in New Delhi highlights growing tensions between India and Canada.

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said he has requested that the European Commission extend the ban.

Thousands of tourists descend on a small port on Colombia's Pacific coast annually to sight massive marine mammals.

Tehran and Washington are expected to exchange prisoners after Iran regains access to its blocked money.

As Beijing tries to convince the world that the Xinjiang region has moved on, its Uighur residents continue to suffer.

UN agency records at least 686 deaths, disappearances in 2022 during record-breaking year for fatalities in Americas.

Egyptians talk to Al Jazeera about the recent government decision to prohibit students from wearing niqab.